SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE OF INQUIRY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP84-00780R001600190045-8
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 2, 2003
• Sequence Number: 45
• Content Type: REPORT

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captioned Notice of Inquiry with respeot~ta tbs ar i b T
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Regulatory and 'Policy Problems Presented)
by the interdependence at. Computer wad )
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1. On Roveabet 10, 1966, the,CosoIsaion iss;
Inc. ; Association of Amexican. Rai lroads;;. A4fo 44LI;L RA
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American Telephona and 'telegraph Company;.Applied Data Proossaiog~ .
by which written responses are to be filed in this prone,?Tbs-
following have responded to the initial Notice: American,-4wsr st'* ?_
tions Association; American Newspaper Publishers Association;,,Quincej,t
Petroleum Institute (Central Committee an Communications Factit$iss) t .
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suggestions we would then issue a Supplemantsl Nodes and, 'x 4a
fications or clarifications of the items .o taqui 'a{ s
to make suggestions, by December 12, 1966, for additions tasito=r,;s+adV-,
before fixing a date for the filing of suinsittio4s aatisl:t?
of the complex nature of this matter, wa invited interests pe ._
tereated'pet~
Lion, views and recommendations from all
questions which are being raised by the $Xari 1
computer services and technology and ?"+p"
services of common carriers. The Notice-.spfi
involved concerning which the Coinissiom ire#Rto obtaili
Wiley b Sons, Inc. ; McDonnell Automation-Gentar; H4etaroo~d `
Corporation; ITT Data Services; ITT World,.
Honeywell Inc. ; Informatics. Inc. ; International Dua~iates"-
service Organizations, Inc. ; BuAker-AA0W Co rporati p.,
Roll N111
Went manufacturers Association; C-L?I-,R, ; .,Cap ?
Computer Research Corporation; Computing and Software,. Inc.; Dap s .
of Justice of the United States; Dial Data Inc.; East i W&tt&
Electric Company; General Services Administration--OL`tb* UOiza ats*
Microwave Communisations, Inc.; Mil
Lion of Educational Broadcasters; National:;,
National Coaaaittea- for Utilities Radia4-
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Republic Systems and Programming; Rixoa Electronics, Inc.; iobessntcs,
Inc.; Towsbn.Laboratories, Inc.; Union Pacific Railroad Company;
Unitab Company; VIP Systems; W.astarn -Union Telegraph Company- ate- --
Xerox Corporation.
2. Four types of responses were receive. The largest
number expressed the view that the items of inquiry specified in
our Notice are sufficiently relevant and comprehensive as to require
no modification or additions in order to accomplish the objectives-
of the inquiry. Certain of the respondents addrOissed thenaril tb?V-'
the merits of the questions posed by the Notice and advanced-`pm
tiona and recommendations with respect thereto. The comment "'o"
these respondents are, of course, premature since the Notice did
not seek such substantive submissions at this time. However, those
persons who replied in this manner are assured that their comments:.
will be considered after all substantive submissions are received on
or before the date to be hereafter specified by this Supplemental
Notice-. They should also feel free to expand upon their cam.
3. Other persons responded with cossmenta which seek `Z
cation or interpretation of the items of inquiry listed-in paragraph
25 of our Notice of November 10, 1966. Also, suggestions were
advanced as to the procedures that the Commission should prescribe
with respect to the substantive submissions contemplated by our
Notice-.
'7 4. We will deal first with those comments suggesting modi-
fications or interpretation of the items of inquiry listed its--para,.a,
graph 25.- At the outset, we wish to stress that it is our purpose
to accord the widest possible latitude to all participants tea -make
whatever submissions are relevant and material to a resolution of
the basic regulatory and policy questions identified in our Notice
of November 10 as having been raised by the growing convergence of
computer and communication services and technology. In this context,
after considering each of the modifications suggested,' it is